Brodmanns Areas + Some other things Flashcards

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Brocas aphasia characteristics-

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comprehension intact but fluency and repetition not

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Wernickes aphasia characteristics-

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fluency intact but repetition and comprehension not

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Primary motor cortex –> # & if lesion?:

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  • Precentral gyrus (M1) -4

- contralateral weakness, spastic paralysis, hyperreflexia

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premotor and supplementary motor –> # & if lesion?:

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  • superior and middle frontal gyri (M2) - 6

- apraxia

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frontal eye field –> # & if lesion?:

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  • superior and middle frontal gyri of pre-frontal cortex - 8

- disruption of some of the most complex aspects of behavior

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brocas area –> # & if lesion?:

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  • opercular and triangular parts of inferior frontal gyrus - 44
  • nonfluent, motor, expressive - COMPREHENSION INTACT
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primary somatosensory cortex –> # & if lesion?:

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  • post central gyrus - 3,1,2

- loss of tactile discriminatory and proprioception on CONTRALATERAL side - pain not elicited, abolished or relieved

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somatosensory association area –> # & if lesion?:

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  • superior parietal lobule - 5.7

- tactile agnosia, astereognosis, neglect syndrome

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primary visual cortex–> # & if lesion?:

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  • banks of calcarine sulcus (V1) - 17

- initial processing from both eyes gone

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cortex surrounding area (vision info from primary vision cortex) –> # & if lesion?:

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  • cortex surrounding area17 - 18,19

- visual agnosia, achromatopsia, akinetopsia

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primary auditory area–> # & if lesion?:

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-superior temporal gyrus (A1) - 41 - Granular cortex

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auditory association area –> # & if lesion?:

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-superior temporal gyrus (A1) - 42

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Wernickes area –> # & if lesion?:

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  • superior temporal gyrus - 39,22

- babbled not coherent speech - FLUENCY INTACT

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apraxia

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given command and they understand and want to do it but cant execute

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aphasia

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cant comprehend and formulate language

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agnosia

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loss of ability to recognize objects, persons, sounds, shapes, or smells while the specific sense is not defective nor is there any significant memory loss